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RedesignCities

@RedesignCities

How should existing cities, their systems and policies, be redesigned to address 21st Century challenges?

 Atlanta, GA
Joined November 2018
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Ep 25: Redesigning Cities for Public Health; Feb 23, 2022, 3pm Eastern; Please join us virtually: BlueJeans Event and Instagram Live. Free registration: primetime.bluejeans.com/a2m/… @atlurbanist @GT_SoA @GaTech_Planning @ATLPlanning @UDFNYC @PlacesJournal
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Ep 24: Atlanta's Parks and Greenways as Agents of Urban Transformation; Feb 2, 2022, 3pm Eastern; Please join us virtually: BlueJeans Event and Instagram Live. Free registration: primetime.bluejeans.com/a2m/… @atlurbanist @GT_SoA @GaTech_Planning @ATLPlanning @UDFNYC @PlacesJournal
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Great way to get around!
DJ Judd (@DJJudd) profile pictureDJ Judd@DJJudd1 Apr 2021
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg biked to the White House for today's Cabinet Meeting, it would appear.
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Pantone launches new shade of red to end menstruation stigma theguardian.com/society/2020…
Pantone launches new shade of red to end menstruation stigma

Pantone launches new shade of red to end menstruation stigma

Campaign by colour matching company aims to ‘emboldens people who menstruate to feel proud of who they are’

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We’re hosting a 5-part book club on the Color of Law by Richard Rothstein. Each week we will take on a few chapters of the book to discuss and to think about their implications for housing policy in Atlanta – save the date for the 9/24 launch!
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